Depression Raises Heart Failure Risk by 40 Percent, Norwegian Study FindsNature World NewsA new study has found that moderate to severe depression raises heart failure risk by as much as 40 percent. The study was based on data from 63 000 people living…
The Football ExaminerDue to Depression, heart failure risk increasesThe Football ExaminerThe study involved 63,000 in one county in Norway. Information collected included body mass index, physical activity, smoking and blood pressure. Depression was as…
American Live WireDepression ups risk of heart failure by 40 percentAmerican Live WireA team of medical researchers in Norway have discovered a link between depression and a higher risk of heart failure following an analysis of the medical records for …
Depression increases risk of heart failureUPI.comSTAVANGER, Norway, April 4 (UPI) — People with mild symptoms of depression have an slight increase in the risk of heart failure, but those with moderate to severe symptoms had a 40 percent increased ris…
Depression linked to Increased Risk of Heart FailureNews Tonight AfricaMedical expert in Norway have linked depression with higher risk of heart failure after analyzing records for 63,000 patients. The study results were presented at European Society o…
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Depression Boosts Risk of Heart Failure 40 Percent
Latin Post “We found a dose response relationship between depressive symptoms and the risk of developing heart failure. That means that the more depressed you feel, the more you are at risk,” Lise Tuset Gustad, first author of the study and an intensive care … |
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‘Parachute’ could lift quality of life for heart failure patients
fox4kc.com KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Wayne Linhardt, a heart patient, has high hopes over something called Parachute. “I want to breathe better. I want to have energy to do a few things,” said Linhardt. The Lincoln, Missouri man has heart failure from a heart attack … |
University HeraldDepression May Increase The Risk Of Heart FailureUniversity HeraldNorwegian researchers found that people with mild symptoms of depression were 5 percent more likely to develop heart failure, and those with moderate to severe symptoms …
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Depression Ups Heart Failure Risk by 40 Percent
Counsel & Heal New research reveals that moderate to severe depression can increase the risk of heart failure by 40 percent. The latest study of 63,000 Norwegians revealed a dose response relationship between depressive symptoms and the risk of developing heart … |
UPI.comDepression May Be Linked to Heart FailureWebMDOver 11 years, close to 1,500 of the participants developed heart failure. Compared to people with no symptoms of depression, those with mild symptoms were 5 percent more likely to develop heart fail…